Air- and water-cooled filter chokes in drive and automation technology
TRAMAG products explained
The 3-phase filter choke from TRAMAG forms an output filter together with an on-site C-circuit or an output choke without circuitry. This type of choke is mainly used in applications where there is no possibility to dissipate natural cooling conditions via the surface, such as in cement plants with high dust loads.
The task of filter chokes is to dampen the harmonic currents at the output and thus protect the downstream drives.
By installing special cooling pockets, e.g. in the winding and at the core, the losses are transferred to the water circuit, thus replacing natural cooling and in turn enabling a more compact design.
Filter chokes from TRAMAG guarantee optimum protection and functionality in all electrotechnical applications, especially in drive and automation technology!
Filter chokes for all electrotechnical applications!
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